Morphology Dependent Electrical Transport Mechanism - Gupta, Kajal;Meikap, Ajit
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Morphology of a material plays a crucial role in electrical transport properties. A sample having nanotube like morphology has more conductivity at room temperature than nanorod and nanoparticle type of materials. Nanotube and nanorod type of material favor VRH and tunneling mechanisms. Nanoparticle like material follows three dimensional variable range hopping electrical transport mechanism. Magnetoconductivity is also influenced by morphology. Nanotube and nanorod like material have negative magnetoconductivity whereas nanoparticle has positive conductivity room temperature.Increase in…mehr

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Morphology of a material plays a crucial role in electrical transport properties. A sample having nanotube like morphology has more conductivity at room temperature than nanorod and nanoparticle type of materials. Nanotube and nanorod type of material favor VRH and tunneling mechanisms. Nanoparticle like material follows three dimensional variable range hopping electrical transport mechanism. Magnetoconductivity is also influenced by morphology. Nanotube and nanorod like material have negative magnetoconductivity whereas nanoparticle has positive conductivity room temperature.Increase in hopping length increases conductivity. Maximum hopping length is obtained in nanotube where maximum conductivity is obtained. Nanoparticle and nanorod type of materials follow CBH model of transport, whereas nanotube follows quantum mechanical tunnelling type transport mechanism with increasing frequency.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Kajal Gupta erwarb seinen Doktortitel am National Institute of Technology Durgapur, Indien. Zurzeit arbeitet er als Assistenzprofessor für Chemie am Nistarini College, Purulia, Indien. Er hat mehr als vierzig Zeitschriftenartikel und zwei Bücher von internationaler Bedeutung verfasst. Sein Forschungsgebiet umfasst die Anwendung von Nanomaterialien.